Stats: Records rewritten in Bangalore ODI

Stats: Records rewritten in Bangalore ODI

Statistical highlights of the seventh cricket One-dayer between India and Australia.

# Rohit Sharma became the third player in men's cricket to record a double century in ODIs. Sachin Tendulkar (200 not out vs South Africa at Gwalior on February 24, 2010) was the first to accomplish the feat followed by Virender Sehwag (219 vs West Indies at Indore on December 8, 2011).

# Sharma became the first batsman to register a double hundred vs Australia in ODIs.

# For the first time in a calendar year, Sharma has amassed 1,000 runs -- his tally being 1071 (ave.59.50) in 22 games. He became the fourth batsman to achieve the distinction this year in ODIs -- the other three being George Bailey (1098), Virat Kohli (1033) and Misbah-ul-Haq (1017).

# With 16 sixes, Sharma has established an ODI record for hitting most number of sixes in an innings in ODIs, eclipsing Shane Watson's tally of 15 sixes during his unbeaten knock of 185 off 96 balls against Bangladesh at Dhaka on April 11, 2011.

# Sharma became the 18th Indian player to manage 3000 runs or more for India in ODIs, aggregating 3049 (ave. 36.73) in 108 matches.

# Sharma's tally of 491 at an average of 122.75 is a world record for the highest runs' tally in a bilateral series in ODIs. George Bailey's aggregate of 478 at an average of 95.60 is the second best in a bilateral series in ODIs.

# Apart from two hundreds vs Australia, Sharma has registered one hundred each vs Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka.

# Sharma has got his fifth Man of the Match award in ODIs. He has received his third Player of the Series award in ODIs.

Stats: Records rewritten in Bangalore ODI

# Shikhar Dhawan (60 off 57 balls) has recorded his fifth fifty in ODIs -- his second against Australia.

# Dhawan and Sharma have registered six opening partnerships in ODIs this year - the first pair to accomplish the feat in ODIs. The pair is the first to post six century stands for the opening wicket in a calendar year.

# Three century stands for the first wicket have been recorded for the first time by the same pair against Australia in a series in ODIs.

# Mahendra Singh Dhoni has recorded his 49th fifty in ODIs -- his fifth vs Australia.

# Dhoni and Rohit have shared a stand of 167 for the fifth wicket - India's highest vs Australia in ODIs. The stand is also the highest for the fifth-wicket in ODIs in India. The run rate of 10.65 is the third highest in the history of ODIs (minimum qualification 150).

# Vinay Kumar (9-0-102-1) has recorded his worst bowling figures in ODIs -- the first Indian bowler to concede 100 runs or more in an innings. He became the fifth bowler to concede 100 runs or more in an innings in ODIs.

Stats: Records rewritten in Bangalore ODI

# With a 18-ball fifty, Glenn Maxwell has emulated an Australian record for the fastest half-century in ODIs. Simon O'Donnell had registered a 18-ball fifty while scoring 74 off 29 balls vs Sri Lanka at Sharjah on May 2, 1990.

# Maxwell's fifty is the second fastest in ODIs. Sanath Jayasuriya took 17 balls to race to a fifty against Pakistan at Singapore on April 7, 1996. Maxwell's half-century is the quickest by any batsman vs India in ODIs.

# Clint McKay (10-0-89-1) has recorded an unwanted feat by conceding most runs in an innings by an Australian bowler against India in ODIs.

# Nathan Coulter-Nile (10-0-80-0) has registered his worst bowling performance in ODIs. Two Australian bowlers have conceded 80 runs or more for the second time in an ODI, the first occasion was Shane Watson (88) and Mitchell Johnson (81) against New Zealand at Hamilton on February 20, 2007.

# James Faulkner's 57-ball century is the fastest by an Australian batsman in ODIs, eclipsing Matthew Hayden's 66-ball hundred against South Africa at St. Kitts on March 24, 2007.

# Faulkner's century is his first in ODIs. He became the first Australian number seven batsman to post a hundred in ODIs. His impressive strike rate of 158.90 (116 off 73 balls) is the highest by an Australian batsman against India in ODIs (minimum qualification: 100).